O'Hear defends a "singularity thesis" to the effect that "works of distinction" are necessarily individual and unique, whereas Weh argues that artistic intentions constrained by the historical circumstances determine whether and when a work is reproducible or multiple.
The content of intentions constrains the exercise of the abilities, and gives us a way to mark out those abilities that constitute control over a given action.
Facing increasing pressure to reduce CO2 emissions, China has announced an intention to constrain its CO2 emissions peak to approximately 2030 [2].
Structural coefficients and covariances between norms, attitudes, perceived behaviour control, and intentions were constrained to be equal for both groups.
She said that Mr. Trichet may have been reluctant to send any stronger signals on E.C.B. intentions that might constrain his successor, Mario Draghi, now governor of the bank of Italy.
He has suggested that some group decision procedures are such that past group judgments rationally constrain subsequent decisions, judgments, and intentions.
There is power here, for sure, but the writing remains too constrained by its own good intentions and the ending, while spectacular, comes across as contrived.
The law needs to constrain overzealous regulators, no matter how good their intentions.
This characterization gives us a sense of the kinds of feature that agents take to constrain deliberation desires, goals, needs, promises, commitments, cares, prior intentions, and so on.
The study has clarified that the focus of city's plans had significantly shifted from constraining expansion to development promotion, in line with the intentions of the city government.
